In order to improve legislation on the imposition of a disciplinary sanction and official ethics of civil servants, the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated February 22, 2022 No. 814 approved a new version of the Code of Ethics for civil servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The new Code of Ethics establishes the standards of professional ethics and serves as the basis for the formation of moral qualities in civil servants.
A new chapter “Ethical principles of public service” has appeared in the Code, where it is fixed that the official ethics of civil servants is based on six principles. These are conscientiousness, honesty, fairness, openness, courtesy and customer focus.
The new edition of the Code of Ethics provides for priority requirements for the formation of a "client-oriented" state apparatus and adherence to the principles of openness in the provision of public services. Civil servants should be fully guided by the needs of the population, as a consumer of public services, be willing to work with the public and ensure the transparency of their actions.
The Code also defines the Agency for Civil Service Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan and its territorial bodies as bodies that coordinate the prevention of violations of professional ethics.
To this end, the work of ethics commissioners, commissions and ethics councils to prevent and prevent violations will be activated.
State Revenue Department for Beimbet Mailin District